Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100436 total results. Showing results 68141 to 68160 «340434053406340734083409341034113412Next ›Last » Private security firm mounts UK’s first private prosecutions for theft as police refuse to take offenders to court A private police service is mounting the UK’s first private prosecutions for theft and other “minor” crimes because it claims the police have “given up” taking them to court. The Telegraph 2/1/2020 News How to reduce rape It is the hardest violent crime to prosecute. But most countries can do better The Economist - Subscription at source 2/1/2020 Analysis, Feature What is psychosis? – A primer for police officers CANADA: Psychosis is a term that denotes a disorder of thought. By definition, a disorder of thought involves tangential thinking and difficulty in maintaining thought on a fixed topic. Typically, there are two major components – delusions and perceptual abnormalities. Blue Line (Canada) 2/1/2020 Analysis, Feature North-east man jailed for failing to tell police about Snapchat account A man subject to the notification requirements of the Sexual Offences Act has been jailed for failing to tell cops about a new email address and Snapchat account. Evening Express (Aberdeen) 2/1/2020 News Police respond to domestic abuse incident every 6 minutes on New Year’s Day Police responded to an astounding 158 domestic abuse incidents by 4.30pm on New Year's Day. Belfast Live 2/1/2020 News Hong Kong: Protesters targeted by police in New Year crackdown The Hong Kong Police revoked its notice of no objection for the protest three hours after it had started when a small group of protesters vandalised a bank. A hand-thrown tear gas canister was deployed against largely peaceful protesters without warning, prompting some protesters to throw objects and petrol bombs at the police. Amnesty International 2/1/2020 News Staffordshire make ‘invaluable’ missing persons team permanent A dedicated missing persons team within Staffordshire Police has been made permanent after the successful first year of its pilot. Police Professional 2/1/2020 News Fed upgrades welfare programme The Police Federation has increased funding to support frontline officers with mental health issues. Police Oracle 2/1/2020 News Levels of child criminal exploitation ‘almost back to Victorian times’ The criminal exploitation of children is at its highest level in modern times as gangs capitalise on a lack of youth facilities and school exclusions to groom children, a police chief has revealed. The Guardian 2/1/2020 News Rise in complaints against Wiltshire Police People who make complaints against Wiltshire Police are finding their worries are taking longer to tackle, a panel was told. Salisbury Journal 2/1/2020 News Kid Blade Horror Children as young as seven are being caught carrying knives at school, shocking new police data shows Children as young as seven have been caught with weapons at school, police data shows. The Sun 2/1/2020 News BRIM Set to Deliver Scottish Cyber Model Across the UK Business Resilience International Management (BRIM), a consultancy firm that specialises in cyber models, has announced that following an extensive EU tender procurement process it has been selected to work with police to deliver new Cyber Resilient Centres. Digit 2/1/2020 News Manchester: Police arrest driver who was six times the limit – and had no front tyres A man was arrested after driving while nearly six times over the limit and with no front tyres on the M66. Sky News 2/1/2020 News Harry Dunn: Anne Sacoolas charged but there’s no guarantee she will return to UK The case will be an important test of a UK-US extradition deal once described by the now foreign secretary as "lopsided". Sky News 2/1/2020 Analysis, Feature Shock over £33,000 cost of north-east’s derelict police stations Latest figures obtained through Freedom of Information show Police Scotland spent more than £33,000 on stations in Oldmeldrum, Cruden Bay, Kemnay and Portsoy. Evening Express (Aberdeen) 2/1/2020 News Driver six times over alcohol limit had no tyres A man arrested for being six times over the drink-drive limit was seen driving on a motorway with no front tyres. Police Professional 2/1/2020 News No guarantee terror offenders can be ‘cured’, expert warns London Bridge killer Usman Khan attended a deradicalisation programme after being released on licence. Express & Star 2/1/2020 News How Police Scotland transformed its pay and reward structure Six years after it was formed, Police Scotland completed a project that saw its 10 legacy pay scales and terms and conditions reduced into a single structure. The organisation tells Ashleigh Webber about the challenges and benefits of such a complex exercise. Personnel Today 2/1/2020 News Dorset Police insist taser is effective as figures more than double Police in Dorset drew their Taser stun guns more than 250 times in 2018-19, more than double the previous year. Dorset Echo 2/1/2020 News Top psychologist: No certainty terror offenders can be ‘cured’ The psychologist behind the UK's main deradicalisation programme for terror offenders says it can never be certain that attackers have been "cured". BBC 2/1/2020 News «340434053406340734083409341034113412Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
